I'm im a sad sad sack : V - Skyrim

» Thu Aug 12, 2010 7:11 am

Ha ha Great post. I'm right there with ya brotha.

» Thu Aug 12, 2010 8:18 am

I think by the year of 3011 all video games will be in chinese. :rolleyes:

no no by then St. Helena would of risen up to become a great world super power, toppled the chinese communisn and have more that 70% of the world population considered as one of its citizens.. meaning all the the games will be in real english.. with words like colour not spelt wrong

» Thu Aug 12, 2010 3:39 am

Two weeks ago, I was in your shoes. I quickly caved and began anolyzing the details given out and pouring over http://www.imperial-library.info/ to get better acquainted with all of the lore. On a related note, I found out that making your head hurt and feeling like you need to take a college course on metaphysics is a sure-fire way to calm you down :blink:

I feel like I'll need from now until November to understand Michael Kirkbride's texts. The wait for Skyrim won't be nearly as hard as I thought :happy:

» Thu Aug 12, 2010 11:39 am

One of the reasons I still check in so often is to keep an eye out for this guy.
I think many are obsessed and estatic with the planned release.

I just want to thank Bethesda for, based on the amazing trailer I saw today, delivering on what appears to be a rich, atmospheric, harsh world for me to explore come this November. You are the only developer who has never let me down. I now feel like I can rest assured that this game won't be the first to break that trend.

With that though, I have to now stop reading articles, previews, and posts here on this forum until November. I don't want to know anything else about the game. I want it to be as much of a fresh experience as possible. I don't need to know anything else. My bare minimum standards (a large open world set in the TES universe with sufficient incentive to specialize - regardless of what form that specialization/leveling/etc. takes) for the game have been met. The only thing I need to know now is when the CE or whatever it will be called becomes available so I can preorder it for overnight delivery. (Like I said, Bethesda is the last developer I fully trust and am willing to preorder a game from.)

I always said I'd wait for the first gameplay footage to go dark, and now that it's out, so am I. Peace and a hearty "rock on" to all my fellow TES-lovers!

:celebration: :intergalactic:

» Thu Aug 12, 2010 8:44 am

I feel like I'll need from now until November to understand Michael Kirkbride's texts. The wait for Skyrim won't be nearly as hard as I thought :happy:

Ah good old MK's texts is always a good read and once you fully understand what you are reading, you should be ready for CHIM and Mantling (first then will your head start to hurt) :tongue:

» Wed Aug 11, 2010 8:37 pm

Two weeks ago, I was in your shoes. I quickly caved and began anolyzing the details given out and pouring over http://www.imperial-library.info/ to get better acquainted with all of the lore. On a related note, I found out that making your head hurt and feeling like you need to take a college course on metaphysics is a sure-fire way to calm you down :blink:

I feel like I'll need from now until November to understand Michael Kirkbride's texts. The wait for Skyrim won't be nearly as hard as I thought :happy:

I wish this would have worked for me...

... as soon as my head started hurting, I decided that I -should- take a college level course on metaphysics. Now I know 22 different ways to kill a man with my brain... see the world in varying degrees of energy... and still, I haven't gotten any closer to having Skyrim in my hands.

I do understand the flows of Magicka in a make-believe world, however... so WIN! :celebration: